Having now conducted even further investigation into the Logan Act it is apparent that she has indeed engaged in clearly unlawful, and worse, subversive, conduct while the Untied States is at war.
Both legal analysis and application of reason to fact allow only one conclusion-Pelosi must resign.
Our raison d'être here at TRS
“War is an ugly thing, but not the ugliest of things. The decayed and degraded state of moral and patriotic feeling which thinks that nothing is worth war is much worse. The person who has nothing for which he is willing to fight, nothing which is more important than his own personal safety, is a miserable creature and has no chance of being free unless made and kept so by the exertions of better men than himself.” John Stuart Mill
We at The Real Sporer believe that the crises of our generation is the preservation of a United States of America based on fundamental rights to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. Oddly enough, our generation, that grew in the quiet and secure 50s, 60s and 70s and thought we could escape history now find ourselves at the cross roads of history. At a time when the prevailing media, academic and even now industrial elites find the easy road of paternalistic socialist totalitarianism more expedient to travel we are convinced that only preserving the more traditional America will better provide the well known blessings of life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness to us and our posterity.
In the real world, the Republican freedom agenda is the only alternative to the thought police and rations commissar of the socialist nanny state. But the agenda that we share with the founding generation, life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness, will never again prevail if we don't fight our generation's battle to renew America's commitment to freedom with our socialist adversaries.
Our mission statement is therefore clear: provide the information and argument that leads to a Republican Renaissance and Republican governance.
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Treason seems to be a recurring theme in our politics lateley. Our politicos either sell us out to the Chinese (Clinton), Al Qaeda (Pelosi, McCain, Murtha), or Mexico (Bush, McCain, Kennedy).
This is why so many people no longer identify with a party.
For most of our elected representatives on both sides of the aisle from the school boards to the white house over the last 12 years it sure did quit being about doing the right thing and only about having power.
Thus, the lowest ratings of all time of Congress and our President. Absolute power has corrupted them absolutely. They are completely disconnected from the citizenry all the way around.
Keep those fundraisers going! Raise the most money! Make sure you respond to your PAC's! Make sure you respond to your Unions! Make sure your respond to your big donors!! Have really funny commercials and very clever slogans. Be sure NOT to discuss any important or controversial issues.
Ick!
Dear Ick,
I'll bet you'd support public financing of election campaigns. Then they won't be in debt to the contributors, PACs, unions and can pay more attention to you.
I don't like government funded anything for the most part. However, I agree the way we finance campaigns due to ridiculous campaign laws have made a big mess. Unions, PACS, soft money, hard money, limits this, loopholes that, have made problems.
Those are all legislation inventions, however. I think all that legislative intervention may be the problem, rather than the lack of public funding.
WASHINGTON — U.S. Sen. Kay Bailey Hutchison of Texas, who has been under intense pressure from the White House and Republican leadership to support a sweeping immigration overhaul, nevertheless announced today that she will vote against reviving the legislation when it returns to the Senate floor next week.
She was joined today by the state's other senator, Republican John Cornyn, who had been expected by the bill's supporters to take such a stance. They had aggressively lobbied Hutchison in hopes of adding her vote to the 60 necessary to revive the stalled legislation.
"I could not support (bringing the bill to a vote) in its present position," Hutchison, criticizing the legislation as amnesty for illegal immigrants, said today.
As No. 4 in the Senate GOP leadership, Hutchison is the highest-ranking Republican to break from her party on a domestic policy issue of signal importance to President Bush.
"Until major changes are made that reject amnesty and a more open, fair process emerges for debating one of the most crucial issues facing our nation, I cannot support this immigration bill," she said.
That surprises me about Hutchison. Most people with an IQ higher than that of a pencil eraser are opposed to the Bush, Petain, Kennedy shamnesty bill.
Ted,
I am leaving the Chicago area tomorrow but can delay my flight and meet you tomorrow (Saturday).
Please give me a call. I sent an email.
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